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He returned to his place of slaughter, and the tragedy of Hammud's death had occurred. When Hammud heard of this, he was enraged and wrote to Tim. Then he turned to him, saying, "O prophetic doctor, Mu'all: F. F. Dhu Fannih. And how many have I freed with him? Then he turned away from the complete disbelief and infidelity that he perceived. The winds blew from his heights, scattering the price. Tim wrote to Hammud, promising him, and exalting him, and his eye was filled with the words of the feelings. We know a knowledge that is not between us. And leave him without stretching the mistake. They made him a spectator, represented by "Faysar." And his high position will be the abundance of the core. And the night was taken from his weakness. He departed and was filled with what he learned, or he answered, pretending to be, not satisfied, his nature was revealed. From it. Let him be. And this is his appearance, the Jawwab, from whom and Tim wrote to Damu, O Shar And on him is a book: Yunus and Artamb, Sir Ajma', the Jawwab appears, represented by the words of Abir al-Tadhmin in the afternoon. We do not attain, his protection is his cause. Then he turned And the decree was made right. Much love and he did not betray him, anger, as much as it was desired for its heat, as if he were his doctor And if God willed the flame. Abd al-Kanna, this scattered time, its end and trial, Hammud, O the naked one, and the bloodletting of the siege Al-Mahdiya, Jazj, Al-Baym, and his companion, and they were killed, and they waited, and they gathered, and he hid him, and the relief increased, and Hammud froze by himself, and followed, his deception, and his men, and it was, half, fifty, and four hundred, and the defeat was in Sirr, Qutbah, and in it, was the battle. Then Tamim marched to Sunsa, and the Ha's were empty, and they disobeyed him, his kingdom, and he was restrained from him, and his protection, and five. Then the history, the nation, Koor, and he was described between Tim and Al-Nasir bin Ali Al-Saffar, a great genie, and the reason for it was that Hamra was a bit, and that Al-Nasir was with him, and he was watching his uncle, Bad Baisar, Al-Nusur, O Al-Mu'izz, Tim, he was freed, and it happened I was forced to be a pretender, and he was pleased with him, and Har Sarhad, and if not for that, the victory would have been swift, and Bad Bais died. And he was on his way, and his son Al-Mu'izz took over, and he rebelled against Hammad, out of anger towards him, and the عز So, he became, and the obedience of Al-Mu'izz was removed from what his father was on, and it was in the palace of Al-Mu'izz, the عز, by his favor, from that, the son, he was freed, and the عز, he was freed by his favor, from that, the son from them, from leaving obedience, and they rebelled against the country, and after, and after, the son of his cousin, Makin Al-Kanna, Al-Nasir bin Ali Al-Saffar bin Muhammad bin Hammad, and it was from the fortifications By Allah, he was pleased with it, with Al-Az, the country was divided, and the births increased, and it was desired By it, the growth. He heard the reconciliation from Bad Baisar, and after him, from the sons of Barha, a small, Katib al-Ha And Tim, the governor, Al-Mahar, he rebelled against every uncle in his country, and a victory was achieved from his strength, and Tamim Jadara

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